by Aaron Lee | Apr 14, 2014 | Criminal Defense
If an officer asks you if he or she can search your vehicle your answer should always be no. An officer may ask you at any time if they can search you or any of your other property including vehicles but they key is that you have the right to say no. Even if you do...
by Aaron Lee | Apr 10, 2014 | Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI
If you have ever been pulled over by police while driving you may ask yourself why you were pulled over? Sometimes you may know the reason such as you know your registration is expired or you know you were speeding, but other times it may not be so obvious. In order...
by Aaron Lee | Feb 27, 2014 | Criminal Defense
In the United States there are two major court systems, the federal and the state courts. But what is the difference between the two? Federal courts are established by the United States government and largely handle disputes regarding the Constitution or federal...
by Aaron Lee | Feb 4, 2014 | Criminal Defense
When a traffic stop is terminated may vary depending on the circumstances surrounding the individual traffic stop. Most of time a traffic stop is considered terminated once a police officer gives the driver back his license and registration. Most drivers though will...
by Aaron Lee | Feb 3, 2014 | Criminal Defense
The home is considered to have the highest expectation of privacy in regards to protections granted by the 4th amendment. In order for police to enter or search home they must either have a warrant that has been issued by a magistrate or fit into an exception to the...
